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Now THIS is an Easter Egg: The World’s Largest Pysanka

This is one Easter Egg that is not hard to find! Well, if you happen to know how to get to Vegreville, Alberta, that is. Over 25 feet long and 18 feet […]

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“Life starts all over again when it gets crisp in the fall.”- F. Scott Fitzgerald

Meanwhile in Austria...

Due to space restrictions in the fast-growing Amsterdam of the 1600s, as well as the policy of taxing buildings by the width of their frontage, canal houses were built to be tall and slim. Most families who built them were affluent merchants, artists, and politicians who wanted to show off their wealth. Touches of sophistication and unique features were important, many boasting quirky gables and long windows. Many hide little alleyways and gardens that add to their charm.

'Tis the season to get out there and peep some leaves. 👀🍂🍁

Walking around in autumn water colour paintings.

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